Media Advisory - Second group of students prepare their CubeSats for launch

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Media Advisory - Second group of students prepare their CubeSats for launch

Canada NewsWire

LONGUEUIL, QC, Nov. 25, 2022 /CNW/ - During the week of November 28, seven Canadian CubeSat Project (CCP) teams are expected at the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) to complete the final steps in preparation of their CubeSats for launch. This important milestone confirms that their miniature satellites are qualified to be launched into space and deployed from the International Space Station (ISS).

Under the CCP, 15 teams of students from post-secondary institutions in each province and territory designed and built their own CubeSat with the guidance of CSA experts and representatives from the Canadian space industry. The first two CubeSats, LORIS (Dalhousie University) and ORCASat (University of Victoria) are set to launch to the ISS on Saturday, November 26, 2022.

Media interested in doing interviews may contact the CSA's Media Relations Office or the teams directly using the contact information below.

Post-secondary
institution

Name of
mission

Contact

Yukon College

YukonSat

Tanis Davey 

[email protected]

Aurora Research Institute

Aurora
College
CubeSat

[email protected]  

 

Patrick Gall
[email protected]

University of Alberta

Northern SPIRIT

Ross Neitz

[email protected]  

McMaster University

NEUDOSE

Taren Ginter 

[email protected]

Concordia University

SC-ODIN

[email protected]

 

Chelsea Bhenduzi
[email protected]

Université de Sherbrooke

QMSat

[email protected]   

 

Frédérique Champagne
[email protected]

 

Julien Boily

[email protected]

York University

ESSENCE

George G.H. Zhu

[email protected]

 

Date:

November 28 to December 2, 2022



What:

Final steps of CPP CubeSats preperation for launch



Who:

CCP teams


Nanoracks representatives


CSA experts



Where:

John H. Chapman Space Centre


6767 Route de l'Aéroport


Longueuil, Quebec  J3Y 8Y9

 

Website: https://asc-csa.gc.ca/
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